Some Ohio conservatives who say they were targeted by the Internal Revenue Service are heading to Washington as federal investigations widen into the agency’s handling of tax-exempt applications. Several activists on Wednesday described IRS treatment they suspect was politically motivated. The Justice Department is opening a criminal probe into improper …
Read More »Greta Yeager, 96
Greta Annabelle Yeager, 96, of Pioneer Ohio, died May 13, 2013 at the Community Hospitals and Wellness Rehab Center in Montpelier. She was the only child of Earl S. and Edna E. (Heacock) Snyder, born on October 30, 1916 in Ney, Ohio. Mrs. Yeager graduated from Pioneer High School in 1934. Mrs. …
Read More »Phillip Bowen, 63
Philip D. “Flip” Bowen, age 63, of Pioneer, Ohio, died Tuesday, May 14, 2013, at his residence. Flip graduated from Aubeenaubee High School in Leiter’s Ford, Indiana. He was a Navy veteran serving as a Machinist Mate on a fast attack nuclear submarine, the USS Lawrence York Spear AS36. After …
Read More »WILLIAMS LISTS TWO FIRES AND A CRASH TUESDAY
Two fires and a two car collision kept emergency responders in Williams County busy Tuesday afternoon. Just before 3pm, Edgerton firefighters were called out to a blaze at a mobile home on County Road 9 just south of Ohio 24. No one was home at the time and no injuries …
Read More »EDON PLANT CLOSING
The fight is on to save jobs in Edon. The former Diversified Machine Inc., now called Chassix Inc., announced on April 23rd that the company plans to close the Edon plant by February 2014, and most employees are expected to be released by the end of 2013. Approximately 76 workers …
Read More »BRYAN POLICE PICK UP A MAN
Bryan Police say that on Tuesday at 7:00 AM, they arrested 33 year old Joshua D. Maag of Sycamore Lane, Bryan on two bench warrants out of Bryan Municipal Court. The first warrant was for failing to appear on a show cause hearing regarding theft and the second was for …
Read More »NO DECISION FROM NAPOLEON ON ANOTHER LEVY ATTEMPT
No decision has yet been made by the Napoleon Area Board Of Education about placing another operating levy on the November ballot. Last week, district voters rejected a 0.5 percent school income tax that would have generated $1.15 million annually for operations. It was the third time in 14 months …
Read More »STATE REBATES COMING
Local governments and schools in Ohio could see almost $113 million in rebates from the state insurance fund for injured workers under a proposal from the governor. The Governor’s office on Monday released a breakdown of the schools, townships, cities and other public employers who could see a payout from …
Read More »STRYKER NAMES NEW PRINCIPAL
A new principal at Stryker Local Schools is not necessarily new to the district. The announcement of the hiring of David Shultz was made Monday night by the school board. Schultz was hired, according to the Bryan Times, on a two-year contract.
Read More »MONTPELIER RENEWS INSURANCE
The Montpelier Village Council on Monday evening, heard a short presentation by Conrad Beck, of Beck Insurance, after which council members approved renewal of the village’s property and liability insurance. According to an article in the Bryan Times, Montpelier has been with Beck Insurance since 1991. It is covered under …
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